Rural Development II

The project aims to provide assistance to approximately 45 rural villages on a self-help basis, focusing on infrastructure development and community services. Key interventions include building access roads, constructing primary schools, out-patient health clinics, and community centers. Additionally, the project will improve water delivery systems, provide farm machinery to village agricultural cooperatives, and electrify rural villages. The project's estimated cost is $3.223 million, with funding sources including the United States and the host country. The project's schedule of aid funding is as follows: $1.581 million in grant funding for the first fiscal year, with a total of $2.154 million in grant funding for the life of the project. The project also includes loan funding of $2.154 million. The primary appropriation for the project is $1.581 million, with obligations to date totaling $1.581 million. The project's technical codes include ESF (Economic Support Fund) codes 200 and 210, with a total of $1.581 million in grant funding. The secondary technical codes include 030, 070, 066, 078, 140, 631, and 240. The special concerns codes include BR, BS, IENV, I, PART, PVOU, and I. The project's purpose is to provide assistance to rural villages in the West Bank and Gaza, focusing on infrastructure development and community services. The project will benefit an estimated 45 rural villages, with a total of $3.223 million in funding. The project's scheduled evaluations include an interim evaluation in 1991 and a final evaluation in 1993. The source of goods and services for the project includes the United States, with a total of $3.941 million in funding. The project's amendment is to provide additional funding for the same project purpose, with a total of $4.510 million in funding. The project's approved date is April 1991, with a date of distribution of April 1991.